Digitisation of MSMEs Payments for Dodol Nangka Through the Implementation of QRIS

Alya Riskia (University of Mataram)
Ali Akbar Hidayat (University of Mataram)
Baiq Anita Anhapia (University of Mataram)
Aulia Putri (University of Mataram)
Baiq Indira Laila F (University of Mataram)
Elsa Aza (University of Mataram)
Genta Aditya Zamzamy (University of Mataram)
Muh Indra Jayadi (University of Mataram)
Isnada (University of Mataram)
Lalu Zulkifli (University of Mataram)
Lalu Zuhdi Jati F (University of Mataram)
Lisa Ramdayani (University of Mataram)
Lisnawati (University of Mataram)
Muhammad Daiadin (University of Mataram)
Niswatun Afifa (University of Mataram)
Azhrina (University of Mataram)
Siti Saadah (University of Mataram)
Suci Hartini (University of Mataram)
Ni Widyarsini (University of Mataram)
Yauma Fashia F (University of Mataram)
Yulia Anggraeni (University of Mataram)
Yuka Gustina (University of Mataram)
Aghnia Amaliatus Shalihah (University of Mataram)
Vici Handalusia Husni (University of Mataram)
Wahidin (University of Mataram)
Tuti Handayani (Universitas Mataram)

Unram Journal of Community Service (UJCS)
Vol. 7 No. 1 (2026): March

The development of the digital economy requires Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) to adapt to modern and efficient payment technologies. This project aims to assist MSMEs selling dodol nangka (jackfruit dodol) in implementing QRIS (Quick Response Code Indonesian Standard) as a cashless payment system. Through the application of QRIS, the transaction process becomes faster, safer and more practical for both consumers and businesses. The stages of the activity include socialising the use of QRIS, registering business accounts, and creating and installing QRIS codes at points of sale. The results of this activity show that the use of QRIS can increase transaction efficiency, reduce dependence on cash, and expand market access for dodol nangka MSMEs. Thus, the implementation of QRIS is a strategic step to encourage digital transformation and support the realisation of a cashless economy at the local level.